National Team roster

 2005

Tournament in Puerto Plata (DOM)
Aug.21: Dominican Rep. - Puerto Rico 88-76
DOM: Jack Michael Martinez 13, Luis Flores 13
PUR: Christian Dalmau 17
Aug.20: Puerto Rico - Mexico 97-85
PUR: Alejandro Carmona 22

Stankovic Cup in China
July 31: Argentina - Puerto Rico 86-79
July 30: Angola - Puerto Rico 90-73
July 29: China - Puerto Rico 91-80
July 27: Puerto Rico - Australia 78-106
July 26: Puerto Rico - Lithuania 73-82

 2004 

Aug.4, 2004: Exhibition Game: Spain - Puerto Rico 113-62
Spain: Pau Gasol 20
P.Rico: Rick Apodaca 11, Bobby Joe Hatton 10, Sharif Fajardo 10
Aug.3, 2004: Exhibition Game: Puerto Rico - Brazil 91-85
P.Rico: Daniel Santiago 20, Eddie Casiano 15, Christian Dalmau 14
Brazil: Marcelo Machado 18
July 27, 2004: Jacksonville, Florida, Exhibition Game: Puerto Rico - New Zealand 110-85
Puerto Rico: Sharif Fajardo 25, Christian Dalmau 20, Larry Ayuso 18, Rick Apodaca 14, Jose Ortiz 10, Eddie Casiano 10
New Zealand: Kirk Penney 24, Phill Jones 19
July 26, 2004: Jacksonville, Florida, Exhibition Game: New Zealand 90 - Puerto Rico 84
Puerto Rico: Daniel Santiago 17, Larry Ayuso 14, Christian Dalmau 11
July 21, 2004, Fajardo, P.Riso, Exhibition Game: Puerto Rico – Argentina U21 85-63 
P.Rico: Rick Apodaca 17, Christian Dalmau 15, Peter John Ramos 12, Sharif Fajardo 11
Argentina U21: Juan Rivero 13, Juan Manuel Torres 12

 2003 

 Panamerican Games
 Tournament of the Americas

Centrobasket 2003
Day 5, June 21, 2003, Final: Puerto Rico - Dominican Rep. 93-83
Puerto Rico: Ayuso 24, Arroyo 22, Casiano 14, Fajardo 10, D.Santiago 10, Ortiz 7, Apodaca 4, Latimer 2
Dominican Rep: Flores 23, Western 16, Vargas 14, Paniagua 12, Payano 11, Ramirez 2, Lendeborg 2, Martinez 2, Lalane 1
Puerto Rico won the gold medal beating the Dominican Republic by the score of 93-83 finishing undefeated in the Centro Basket Tournament.
Puerto Rico won the gold medal beating the Dominica Republic by the score of 93-83 finishing undefeated in the Centro Basket Tournament.
The first half ended 46-45 in favor of Puerto Rico. The best for Puerto Rico at the time was Eddie Casiano with 11 points. Larry Ayuso scored 9 points and Carlos Arroyo scored 10 points and gave 3 assists away.
For the Dominican Republic the best was Jose Vargas with 12 points and 5 boards. Carlos Paniagua scored 10 points and Luis Flores had 11 points in the first half.
The third quarter finished 67-62 in favor of Puerto Rico, Carlos Arroyo scored 7 points in the thrid quarter.
The best scorers for Puerto Rico were Carlos Arroyo with 23 points and 7 assists. LarryAyuso scored 24 points and Eddie Casiano scored 14.
For the Dominican Republic, the best was Luis Flores with 23 points, 4 boards and 3 assists. Jose Vargas scored 14 points, grabbed 7 boards and gave 4 assists. Franklin Western scored 16 and Carlos Payano11.
This is the eight gold medal for Puerto Rico in this tournament.
Carlos Arroyo was elected the MVP of the Tournament.
Day 4: June 20, 2003, Semifinals: Puerto Rico - U.S. Virgin Islands 87-86
Puerto Rico: Ayuso 25 (4x3), Ortiz 15+12reb+7ast, Casiano 10, D. Santiago 10, Arroyo 7, Fajardo 6, O. Santiago 5, Hatton 5, Latimer 4
US Virgin Islands: Bell 26+8reb, Victor 20, Rhymer 18+8reb, Oliver 13, Sheppard 3, Hodge 2, White 2, Richards 2)
Cuthbert Victor (195-G-83) and Calvert White (191-G/F-75, college: SE Missouri St.) both missed shots in the final seconds as Puerto Rico escaped with an 87-86 win. Puerto Rico had led by 16 points in the third quarter, but a 15-1 run early in the fourth gave the Virgin Islands an 81-79 lead. Eddie Casiano (188-G-72) and Jose Ortiz (210-C-63, college: Oregon St.) each scored 4 points as PR pulled ahead 87-83, and free throws by Kitwana Rhymer (208-C-78, college: Massachusetts) and Kevin Sheppard (182-G-79) could only pull the USVI within 1. Raja Bell (196-F/G-76, agent: Rudoy Herb, college: Florida Intern.) finally showed off his NBA pedigree with 26 points, mostly in the first half. Kitwana Rhymer (208-C-78, college: Massachusetts) also had his strongest game of the tournament. Puerto Rico will play the Dominican Republic in the final.
Puerto Rico has beaten the Virgin Islands in a very close game at the end, after thegame, Raja Bell (196-F/G-76, agent: Rudoy Herb, college: Florida Intern.) hada heated argument with one of the referees and was suspended for two games, today and another one in the Olympic Qualifier.
Day 3: June 19, 2003: Puerto Rico - Dominican Rep. 96-60
Puerto Rico: Casiano 24, Ortiz 17+9reb, D. Santiago 16, Ayuso 15, Arroyo 11, Hatton 4, Latimer 4, Apodaca 3, O. Santiago 2
Dominican Rep: Flores 13, Vargas 11, Peterson 8, Western 8, Filion 6, Payano 5, Martinez 4, Martinez 2, Lalane 1
Puerto Rico got to rest their starters during their first two games, and it paid off tonight as they used a 31-5 second-half run to demolish the Dominican Republic. Jose Ortiz, Eddie Casiano, and Daniel Santiago, who combined for 19 points in the first two games scored 57 tonight. Puerto Rico will play the US Virgin Islands in one semifinal, while the Dominican Republic plays Mexico.
Day 2: June 18, 2003: Puerto Rico - Guatemala 102-57
P.Rico: Arroyo 20, Apodaca 20, O. Santiago 15, Hatton 12+8ast, Rivera 10, Ayuso 6, Latimer 6, Ortiz 4, Casiano 4, D. Santiago 3, Fajardo 2
Guatemala: Gillespie 16, Trigueno 10+8reb, Ortiz 8, Morales 6, Samayoa 5, Barrios 4, R. Rodriguez 3, H. Rodriguez 3, Aitkenhead 2
Another easy win for Puerto Rico, as all 11 players who saw action scored. Carlos Arroyo (188-G-79, agent: Mc Candless William, college: Florida Intern.) scored 20 points in limited playing time and Rick Apodaca (192-G-80, college: Hofstra) matched his total with 20 off the bench. Puerto Rico's offense was again unstoppable, shooting 62% (39/63) from the field. Thomas Gillespie (204-F/C-74, agent: Price Rhonda, college: Regis) and Pablo Trigueno fought hard for Guatemala, but they were unable to match their strong performance of Tuesday. Puerto Rico moves to 2-0 and clinches a semifinal berth along with the Dominican Republic.
Day 1: June 17, 2003: Puerto Rico - Bahamas 109-70
Puerto Rico: Latimer 24+10reb, O. Santiago 20 (6x3), Ayuso 13, Apodaca 12, Hatton 12, Arroyo 12+7ast, Fajardo 8, Ortiz 6, Casiano 2
Bahamas: Hall 21, Pierre 12, Knowles 9, Moss 9, Stubbs 4, Lightbourne 4, Joseph 3, Ferguson 3, Sweeting 2, Smith 2, Stubbs 1)
In the final game of the night, Puerto Rico rolled out to a 31-10 lead and cruised to a big win over the Bahamas. Every available Puerto Rico player saw significant playing time, and the bench scored half the team's points. Antonio Latimer (204-F/G-78, agent: Sola Miquel, college: Missouri Southern) led the way with 24 points and 10 rebounds, but will want to improve on his 9/18 free throw shooting. PR made up for their woes from the line with red-hot three-point shooting, knocking down 17 or 27 attempts. Quentin Hall (174-G-77, college: Gonzaga) led the makeshift Bahamas team with 21 points.

Exhibition Games:
June 16, 2003: Puerto Rico - Mexico 97-73
Puerto Rico, who led 47-26 at halftime, was led by Larry Ayuso's 19 points. Anthony Pedroza had 22 for Mexico.
June 15, 2003: Mexico - Puerto Rico 89-86
Mexico jumped out to an 11-0 lead and held off repeated Puerto Rican rallies. Horacio Llamas (211-C-73) led Mexico with 29 points and Omar Quintero (182-G-81) added 21. Carlos Arroyo (188-G-79, agent: Mc Candless William, college: Florida Intern.) scored 21 for Puerto Rico, but missed a game-tying three-pointer at the buzzer.

 2001 

  Tournament of the Americas (America Cup) 2001 
Final Day, Aug.27, 2001: 3^rd Place Game: Canada – Puerto Rico 102-95 (Daniels 2, Walker 3, Nash 22, Swords 7, Karangwa 17, Robinson 7, MacCulloch 14, Guarasci 9, Jobity 21. Coach: Jay Triano - Ortiz 15, O. Santiago 18, Travieso 2, Arroyo 10, Mincy 4, C. Dalmau 6, Ayuso 9, Hourruitiner 0, Fajardo 4, R. Dalmau 5, D. Santiago 22. Coach: Julio Toro)
Semifinals, Aug.26, 2001: Brazil – Puerto Rico 98-94 (Marcelinho 21, Alex 3, Vanderlei 2, Tiagao 4, Sandro 20, Demetrius 10, Helinho 7, estevam 4, Guilherme 8, Nene 9, Anderson 10, Marcio 0. Coach: Helio Rubens - Ortiz 35, O. Santiago 11, Travieso 5, Arroyo 11, Mincy 9, Ayuso 9, Hourruitiner 4, Fajardo 4, R. Dalmau 4, D. Santiago 2. Coach: Julio Toro)
Day 9, Aug.25, 2001: Argentina – Puerto Rico 95-70 (Sanchez 4, Fernandez 7, Ginobili 10, Oberto 2, Victoriano 5, Farabello 1, Sconochini 5, Scola 5, Gutierrez 12, Nocioni 15, Palladino 13, Wolkowyski 16. Coach: Rubén Magnano - Ortiz 3, Travieso 1, Arroyo 6, C. Dalmau 11, Ayuso 6, Murray 3, Hourruitiner 11, Fajardo 11, R. Dalmau 8, D. Santiago 10. Coach: Julio Toro)
Day 8, Aug.24, 2001: Brazil – Puerto Rico 89-83, OT (Demetrius 10, Marcelinho 25, Vanderlei 3, Nene 11, Sandro 15, Estevam 2, Helinho 3, Guilherme 8, Anderson 0, Alex 6, Tiagao 6. Coach: Helio Rubens - Orlando Santiago 3, Ayuso 23, Hourrutiner 0, Ortíz 16, Fajardo 8, Daniel Santiago 0, Mincy 8, Carmelo Travieso 14, Arroyo 9, Richie Dalmau 2. Coach: Julio Toro)
Day 6, Aug.21, 2001: Puerto Rico – Uruguay 90-70 (Travieso 0, Ayuso 18, Arroyo 7, Ortíz 18, Daniel Santiago 5, Mincy 10, Fajardo 13, Orlando Santiago 5, Hourrutiner 9, Richie Dalmau 5. Coach: Julio Toro - Capalbo 12, Mazzarino 9, Moltedo 11, Szczygielski 16, Arrosa 5, Silveira 5, Rivera 4, Riera 5, Losada 2, Navarrete 1, Castrillón 0, Bouzout 0. Coach: César Somma)
Day 5 - Aug.20, 2001: Puerto Rico - US Virgin Islands 99-93 (Arroyo 21, Ayuso 14, R. Dalmau 10, Ortíz 15, D.Santiago 8, O.Santiago 10, Mincy 14, Fajardo 8, C. Dalmau 0, Murray 2. Coach: Julio Toro - Oliver 11, Thomas 13, White 10, Heywood 28, Richards 14, Edwin 14, Blyden 3, Averil 0. Coach: Tevester Anderson)
Day 3 - Aug.18, 2001: Mexico - Puerto Rico 97-110 (Quintero 15, Mariscal 21, Izaguirre 23, Parada 2, González, Chávez 6, Crouse 18, Benítez 0, Cuenca 0, Thomas 0, Sánchez 0. Coach: Jorge Ramírez - Raymond Dalmau 14, Ayuso 21, Arroyo 15, Ortiz 2, Daniel Santiago 8, Orlando Santiago 18, Christian Dalmau 18, Murria 2, Hourruttiner 3, Fajardo 9. Coach: Julio Toro)
Day 2 - Aug.17, 2001: Puerto Rico – Canada 101-98 (O.Santiago 5, Travieso 17, R.Dalmau, Ortiz 22, D.Santiago 9, Ayuso 17, Mincy 7, Arroyo 8, C.Dalmau 0, Hourruitiner 3, Fajardo 8. Coach: Julio Toro - Nash, Hamilton 2, Robinon 2, Kwiatkowki 5, Guaraschi 16, Meeks 4, Daniels 9, Walker 2, Karangwa 0, MacCulloch 14. Coach: Jay Triano)
Day 1 - Aug.16, 2001: Puerto Rico - Panama 117-80 (Fajardo 18, D. Santiago 18, Ayuso 18, Arroyo 17 - Jackson 15, Ortiz 15, Hicks 13)

Super 4 International Tournament
Aug.12, 2001: Brazil - Puerto Rico 86-74 (Marcelinho 27, Alex 15, Vanderlei 2, Tiagao 11, Sandro 10, Demetrius 4, Helinho 3, Estevam 7, Guilherme 4, Nene 0, Anderson 0, Marcio 3. Coach: Helio Rubens - Ortiz 9, Melendez 0, Arroyo 8, Mincy 9, C. Dalmau 4, Ayuso 2, Murray 2, Hourrutiner 7, Fajardo 12, R. Dalmau 8, D. Santiago 13. Coach: Julio Toro)
Aug.11, 2001: Argentina - Puerto Rico 76-71 (Sanchez 5, Fernández 10, Montecchia 10, Oberto 10, Ginóbili 17, Farabello 0, Pelussi 2, Gutierrez 3, Nocioni 0, Palladino 14, Wolkowyski 5. Coach: Ruben Magnano - Ortiz 19, O. Santiago 12, Arroyo 5, Mincy 7, C. Dalmau 0, Ayuso 6, Murray 0, Hourrutiner 2, Fajardo 4, R. Dalmau 16. Coach: Julio Toro)
Aug.10, 2001: Puerto Rico - Lithuania 85-105 (Ortiz 17, O. Santiago 6, Arroyo 8, Mincy 12, C. Dalmau 13, Ayuso 2, Murray 5, Hourrutiner 3, Fajardo 10, R. Dalmau 2, Meléndez 7. Coach: Julio Toro - Jasikevicius 8, M. Zukauskas 14, Timinskas 9, Stimbergas 12, Siskaukas 12, E. Zukaukas 8, Slanina 6, Maskoliunas 7, Jurkunas 14, Kaukenas 12, Vysniauskas 3. Coach: Jonas Kaslaukas)

Centrobasket 2001
Puerto Rico, Mexico, Panama and Virgin Islands were qualified to the Tournament of Americas in Neuquen, (ARG)
Puerto Rico won Centrobasket 2001 beating 86-73 in final game the host team, Mexico. The third place went to Panamá, which won the 3rd-4th place Final 93-82 over Virgin Islands. These four teams are now qualified for the Pan American Tournment, scheduled for August 16-26 in Neuquén, Argentina.
Day 5, July 15, 2001: Final Game: Puerto Rico – Mexico 86-73

Day 4, July 14, 2001: Semifinals: Puerto Rico - Panama 89-75 (D. Santiago 20, Fajardo 17, Ortiz 15, Travieso 12; Jackson 31, Peralta 12, Garcia 11)

Day 3, July 13, 2001: Puerto Rico – Dominican Rep. 91-88
Day 2, July 12, 2001: Honduras - Puerto Rico 62-102 ( - Christian Dalmau 21, Elías Ayuso 19)
Puerto Rico all but clinches their spot in the tornament of the Americas with an easy win,
Day 1, July 11, 2001: Puerto Rico – Virgin Islands 98-70 (Carmelo Travieso 17, Daniel Santiago 16+10reb, Elías Ayuso 14, Eddin Santiago 12 – Trimmingham 18, Alphonso Niles 16, Calvert White 12)

 2000 

Friendly games:
June 25, 00: Panama - Puerto Rico 84-81

 1999 

  Centrobasket 1999 in Habana, Cuba, May 1999  
Final: Cuba 67 - Puerto Rico 63 (Nunez 17, Caballero 15, Borrell 10, Herrera 10 - Ortiz 21, Vega 17, Mincy 10)
Roberto Carlos Herrera broke a 63-63 tie with 42 second left as Cuba took their third straight Centrobasket title.
Semifinals: Puerto Rico 67(36) - Dominican Republic 66(34) (Carter 12, Ortiz 11, Casiano 10, Vega 10 - Western 14, Peterson 13, Ramirez 10, Paniagua 10)
Jose Ortiz collected his own rebound and scored the winning basket with eight seconds left. Soterio Ramirez had put the Dominican in front on the previous possession.
Day 3: Puerto Rico 100(49) - Panama 84(32) (Ortiz 28, Casiano 14, Mincy 13, Carter 2, Vega 7, Santiago 8, Padilla 7, Falcon 0, Leon 4, Allende 10, Perez 7; Gomez 9, Fiss 4, Garces 0, Cardenas 14, Wallace 16, Daley 2, Stoute 9, Garcia 8, Mendieta 8, Myers 14)
Day 2: Puerto Rico 81(44) - Mexico 56(24) (Ortiz 8, Casiano 5, Mincy 8, Carter 6, Vega 15, Santiago 3, Dalmau 6, Padilla 13, Falcon 8, Leon 2, Allende 5, Perez 2; Castellanos 5, Portillo 3, Leon 9, Thomas 2, Mariscal 6, Leon 2, Gonzalez 10, Quintero 13, Valderrama, Romero 3, Montoya, Solis 3)
Day 1: Puerto Rico 80(41) - Virgin Islands 54(28) (Ortiz 14, Casiano 15, Vega 9, Mincy 6, Carter 7, Santiago 12, Dalmau 2, Padilla 5, Leon 1, Allende 4 - Allick 2, Isidore 2, Blyden 6, Trimmingham 10, Rhymer 4, Maduro 2, Charles 7, Victor 4, Swanston 5, White 4, Brown 4, Richard 4)

1998

  World Championships 1998 in Athens (GRE) 
Day 11, Aug.8, 1998: 11^th place: Puerto Rico - Canada 92-81 ( Santiago E. 21, Vega 21, Ortiz 12, Santiago D. 9, Travieso 9, Casiano 7, Houruittiner 5, Soto 2 - Barrett 23, Newton 15, Guarasci 14, Vickery 9, Hamilton 7, Meeks 7, Daniels 3, Francis 2, Njoku 1)
Day 10, Aug.7, 1998: Classification: Puerto Rico - Brazil 64-76 ( Ortiz 15, Casiano 2, Travieso 3, Santiago E. 7, Mincy 6, Colon 4, Vega 18, Hourruitiner 2, Leon 7 - Rato 11, Pipoca 14, Varejao 5, Ferraciou 3, Pegolo 14, Josuel 8, Joerke 2, Klafke 19)
Day 7, Aug.4, 1998: Italy - Puerto Rico 68-63 ( Bonora, Basile 11, Fucka 15, Galanda 11, Myers 8, Meneghin 4, Abbio 13, Frosini, Chiacig, Damiao - Ortiz 21, Casiano 12 (3/13 shoots), Travieso 2, Santiago E., Mincy 11, Carter, Colon 4, Vega 13, Hourrutunier, Leon)
Day 6, Aug.3, 1998: Canada – Puerto Rico 81-94 ( Vickery 3, Hamilton 2, Daniels, Francis 2, Njoku 11, Barrett 5, Hallas 3, Kean 8, Guarasi 10, Meeks 12, Newton 25 - Ortiz 15, Casiano 23, Travieso 2, Santiago E., Mincy 5, Carter 14, Colon 11, Vega 16, Hourruitunier, Leon 8, Santiago D., Soto)

Day 5, Aug.2, 1998: Greece – Puerto Rico 71-64 ( Balogiannis 2, Buduris, Papanikolaou 12, Sigalas 3, Koronios 12, Alvertis 12, Economou 19, Tsakalidis, Fasoulas 7, Redzias 4, Karagoutis - Ortiz 12, Caziano 19, Travieso, Santiago E., Mincy 11, Carter 2, Colon 7, Vega 13, Leon, Santiago D.)
Day 3, July 31, 1998: Puerto Rico – Russia 73-86 ( Ortiz 18, Casiano 16, Travieso 6, Santiago E. 2, Mincy 11, Carter 4, Colon, Vega 8, Hourrutunier 2, Leon 4, Santiago D. 2, Soto - Karassev 17, Koudellin 10, Pasutin 7, Kissurine 8, Domani, Tikhonekno 13, Babkov 4, Mikhailov 9, Panov 8, Nosov 10)
Day 2, July 30, 1998: Puerto Rico – Japan 78-57 ( Ortiz 23, Casiano 9, Travieso 2, Santiago E., Mincy 13, Carter 5, Colon 3, Vega 10, Hourrutunier 4, Santiago D. 6, Soto 4 - Yakasaki 4, Yuki 1, Sako 3, Hasegawa 5, Orimo 8, Satsumasa, Minamiyama 3, Takahasi 20, Furuta 4, Sakumoto 7, Tominaga 2)
Day 1, July 29, 1998: Yugoslavia - Puerto Rico 80-66 ( Bodiroga 15, Scepanovic, Obradovic S. 4, Lukovski 8, Beric 23, Djordjevic 2, Rebraca 14, Drobnjak 2, Bulatovic 6, Tomasevic 5, Topic 1 - Ortiz 17, Travieso 6, Santiago Ed. 9, Mincy 9, Carter 2, Colon 5, Vega 14, Hourrutunier, Leon, Santiago D. 4, Jotto)